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The James P. Beckwourth Rifle
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Fascinating article. Thanks for sharing.
Great pictures, too. :thumbsup:
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I'm a believer. Jeff Hengesbaugh has been in this game almost from the start. He was doing long-range Fur Trade Era horse trekking with all the right saddles and gear close to 40 years ago. His articles appeared in the early volumes of Bill Scurlock's "Books of Buckskinning." I can't think of anyone who deserved to find that rifle more than him.
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